The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-04-30
Albany Notes.

April %.
John Isom and wife started yester-
day to visit relatives In Virginia.
Mrs. r. G.. Brownson left yesterday
for visit among relatives in New
York.
The Odd Fellows gave a very enjoy
able sociable at their hall yesterday
evening.
Judge w. G.. Piper, formerly of this
city, will soon remove to Joseph, Wal
Iowa county.
Albany business men are discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of having grand
Fourth of July celebration.
w. III. Westfall, who has been visit
ing his parents here for some time, re-
turned yesterday to Pendleton.
David and Ike Froman started yes
terday morning to the Upper Soda,
where they will remain several weeks.
Commencing May Sunday trains
will be run by the o. 4 &. Railroad,
VIII ch will also include the trains to
Lebanon.
A. B. Wooden went to Salem yester-
day to consult with Gov. Pennoyer i'm
regard to obtaining arms for the G.. A.
II. boys here.
Yesterday f. b. Maple purchased of
H. Dunn his farm lying seven miles
from here, containing 334 acres of land
for which he paid SIS per acre.
b. b. Monteith is fitting up his house
adjoining the Russ which will be open
ed May by Mrs. Murray, now of the
Exchange hotel, as boarding house.
Sunday night some boys found bro
ken pane in Wallace Il Thompson's
display window and removed there
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oranges.
w. B. Scott, for many years resi-
dent of this city, will leave soon for
Spokane Falls where he will make his
future home. He will take charge of
Beck 4 Sons gun store at that place.
Wednesday evening Mrs. s. Mart In
died in this city of paralysis Deceas-
ed was the mother of Mrs. Il. J. Sites
and leaves four daughters and SONS i'm
different portions of the state. The re-
mains were taken to Harrisburg yester-
day noon for interment.
Last Monday Jasper Keeney, of
Brownsville, had an examination before
Justice II. l.. Doris, on a charge of
stealing n calf from b. :. Martin, and
the case was dismissed without preju-
dice. The calf was valued at S. dollars
and the costs amounted To $50 which
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ness.
BY the new time table Lebanon will
have two daily trains from Albany.
They leave Albany at 1890 and at s:10
p. ~, aud returning leave Lebanon mt
D A. NJ. and p. NJ. 1t will be observed
that this will be great convenience to
the travelling public between these two
points. The new table goes into effect
May L.
Messrs Forbes 4 Wheeler recently ar
rived here from Missouri with car
load of blooded cattle of the short horn
Durham breed, and have disposed of
them all to Linn and Benton county
farmers. Mr.. JeffIsom purchased three
head for which he paid $500. Mr.. Mil
| Ter and two other farmers living near
Lebanon also purchased.
c. w. Watts, book and job printer, Is
engaged in getting out directory OF
/ the city. 1t will contain the charter
and ordinances. laws of the fire depart
ment, names and financial standing oi
every voter, and advertisements OF the
/ principal business houses. He has just
/ completed the census of the city and
/ from the prospectus of the dire, tory we
are permitted To copy the following sta
/ tistics: No of males in the city. l03s
1 No. Of females, l025: No. OF children
/ (male) under 4, ~; No. of children,
/ (femalel under 4, 81; No of males be-
| tween and u, 3lS; No. of females be.
1 tween aud IS, 364; No of voters, $50
/ No. of dwellings, 4S4; No. of barns, 20S
| No. of horses, 2J6; No. of cows, 226
/ Total population including students
/ Chinamen, etc, about :, $50.
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